Ch5HD : Hysterectomy & other women problems to be shown on TV :7PM Tues-Fri
 

[Hysterectomy to be shown on TV for first time
ever in new Channel 5 series on women's health
Channel 5 will show retired teacher
Gillian Libretto having the operation
She suffered a prolapse after
three complicated pregnancies
Viewers will watch her having
the procedure at New Victoria Hospital
Mrs Libretto wanted to take part in
the show to educate younger women ]


Hosted by Cherry Healey, viewers will see
Mrs Libretto explaining her feelings
while holding her uterus



https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...ns-health.html

Ch5 really know how to show the good stuff don't they?

I don't know why there's this fascination with showing medical procedures & operations in its full glory , yes educate people & help them understand. But still.

And this isn't the most shocking thing to be televised medically, what does that tell you with TV . They did a live autopsy on TV once years ago ,think it was on C4 as that was the channel that saw it self as 'edgy' .

Some women have asked for this
there is a demand.

I assume it can be used in Education.

Oh I can believe that as it's 2022, and in 2022 we don't want to watch TV to enjoy ourselves, we watch TV for real life.

Cherry Healey was just on Ch5HDnews Hour show.

Starts 7PM tomorrow

Womens Health: Breaking the Taboos Tues /Weds/Thurs/Fri


Including Womens Dry Vagina problems .
Menopause problems
Child birth.
Raynauds (Friday Jenni Falconer)

Two surgeons are in an operating room...
One has a large cut. The second surgeon asks “would you like me to stitch that up for you?”

The first surgeon says “no thanks, I’d prefer to close my own wound”

The second surgeon replies “suture self”

Well i see a very small viewing audience watching this ~ I won't be .

https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2022/06...4695291926.jpg
[Contributor Helen undergoes a treatment
with endometriosis physiotherapist Maria Elliott,
as Cherry stops by to learn more]

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/a...ns-health.html

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[When lockdown first struck in 2020, comedian Zoe Lyons
didn't just say goodbye to all her work,
but to her hair as well.

She was expecting it – it had happened
before when stressed – but it didn't stop.
'I found that very tricky,' admits Zoe, 50.
'I knew it was only hair but…'

In the show she learns women with
high stress levels are 11 times more likely
to experience hair loss and vows to slow down.

'I will create the best environment for
my hair to grow back in,' she says.]

It's definitely important to talk about these medical issues . The only thing I find weird is broadcasting the surgery/ operation bit.
I've never understood the fascination with that .